Straw Beats Dirt

Bugs get a little confused by SBG.  They’re used to finding plants to eat at ground level. They don’t expect […]

When’s the last time a dirt-based gardener showed you pictures of their “garden room”? Nobody thinks of a traditional garden

It’s impossible to move an ordinary garden, but a Straw Bale Garden can be mobile (at least temporarily). If you’re

Growing tomatoes can be very frustrating because they’re easily damaged by the fungal spores in your soil.  It is MUCH

When you grow in a Straw Bale Garden, your plants will be bigger and healthier.  Why?  Because your vegetables, herbs

If you live in an apartment, condo or town home, you may have nowhere to grow a garden, except a

When you grow the SBG way, your gardening success isn’t limited by the quality of the soil near you.  Your

With traditional soil gardens, it’s common to rototill or double-dig the garden each Spring with a shovel.  These tasks are

Straw Bale Gardens make VERY efficient use of water.  Each bale will hold about three and a half gallons of

You can grow a successful vegetable garden in any climate, from Arizona to Alaska when you use the SBG method.